Bahrain
Bahrain F1 track on course
Construction on the new Formula One Grand Prix race track in Bahrain is ahead of schedule prior to the circuit's FIA inspection date of March 7.
Leeds buy time
English soccer club Leeds United has secured some breathing space in a move to avoid the threat of slipping into administration.
F1 execs hold Bahrain TV talks
Representatives from Formula One Management and the Bahrain International Circuit have met with television executives to discuss the production needs of F1's latest venue.
Leeds stock on the up
English soccer club Leeds United has seen its shares make a rare rise on the stock market amid rumours of an imminent takeover.
Bahrain GP personnel change
The Bahrain Formula One circuit has corrected earlier reports that Sheikh Fawaz bin Mohammed Al-Khalifa has become the track's new managing director.
Siemens wins Bahrain F1 contract
Telecommunications giant Siemens has won a $13million contract to provide the technical infrastructure to the new Formula One racing circuit in Bahrain.
Button boosts Bahrain
Organisers of the first ever Formula One Grand Prix in the Middle East have received a boost after a leadinig driver declared the new circuit as ‘one of the best in the world’.
Gulf Air names Bahrain F1 deal
Bahrain, the newest venue on the Formula One Grand Prix circuit, has signed a naming rights deal with Gulf Air for the inaugural race.
FIA confirms F1 2004 calendar
Belgium is back and China and Bahrain join the fold - the FIA has finally confirmed next year's Formula One World Championship calendar.
Bahrain F1 aims for 3 year ROI
Bahrain, the new venue for Formula One motor racing, is aiming to recoup its investment within three years.
Qatar confirmed for MotoGP 2004
MotoGP has unveiled its new calendar for 2004 - with Qatar the only new addition, following the signing earlier this summer of a new five-year hosting agreement.
Interstate get Bahrain F1 deal
London-based Interstate Creative Partners, has won the pitch to develop the brand communications for Formula One's new circuit in Bahrain.
F1 scraps 2006 tobacco ban
Formula One's world governing body has made a major u-turn and scrapped its plans for a ban on tobacco advertising in 2006.
Spa wants its F1 spot back
The Belgian government is planning a last-ditch attempt to help its Spa motor racing arena regain its place on the Formula One circuit.
Middle East pitch wins FIFA approval
FIFA has given its first seal of approval for an artificial pitch in the Middle East.
Brundle fears for Silverstone
Martin Brundle, the chairman of the British Racing Drivers' Club that leases out UK motor racing circuit Silverstone, has voiced his concerns that the British Formula One Grand Prix's days could be numbered.
Bahrain’s F1 plans get boost
Plans for a Formula One Grand Prix to be staged in Bahrain in 2004 moved a step closer to fruition after the national government approved funding for a new racing circuit.
Mosley’s European warning
Europe's future as the main host of Formula One Grand Prix is set to come under threat, Max Mosley, the president of the FIA has warned.